On December 31, 2025, Indian stock markets ended the year on a positive note. Sensex gained 202 points, Nifty crossed 26,000, with top gainers like Tata Steel and Axis Bank boosting investor sentiment across sectors.
Indian stock markets opened lower on Friday with the Sensex and Nifty slipping amid weak global cues and profit booking. The rupee also weakened against the US dollar. Market sentiment remained cautious as most sectoral indices traded in the red.
The market tumbled unexpectedly today, with the Sensex sinking 350 points and the Nifty slipping below 26,100. But what triggered this sudden shift in sentiment and is it hinting at a deeper change investors haven’t spotted yet?
Indian stock markets opened with slight gains on Thursday but soon turned negative as IT stocks fell sharply. Sensex opened at 84,525.89, Nifty at 25,906.10, while metal and pharma sectors showed resilience amid overall market volatility.
Nifty hovers at a crucial 25,500 support level as investors watch closely- will the index bounce back toward 25,700, or could a slip below Friday’s low trigger a sharp short-term correction?
Markets opened on a shaky note this Friday as the Sensex tumbled nearly 500 points and the Nifty hovered around 25,350. What’s behind the sudden slide—global jitters, FII outflows, or earnings drag? Here’s what’s driving Dalal Street’s morning mood.
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As Indian markets gear up for Monday’s session, all eyes are on global trends, corporate earnings, and foreign fund flows. Will Sensex and Nifty sustain their upward momentum or face resistance amid profit booking and weak FII activity?
Indian markets are on the rise! Nifty has jumped over 100 points to 25,900, while Sensex surges past 84,500. With global cues turning positive, investors are asking- is this the start of a new bull run or just a short-lived rally?
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